Belgium - Furniture

A charming French Art Deco stool from the 1920s, distinguished by its sculptural curved legs in dark stained wood and its rare flower‑form seat upholstered in the original woven fabr...

This stunning, hand-crafted stained glass panel features a vibrant red and white flower nestled among elegant green leaves. Framed by a classic geometric border with soft lavender ac...

Solid oak cabinet produced in France during the 1940s. The cabinet is defined by a façade of three doors, each composed of recessed panels punctuated by softly hand carved modelled r...

Highly Original Tufted English Wingback Settee in Patinated Leather England Early 20th Century A handsome and rare English wingback Chesterfield settee, upholstered in richly patina...

This piece is a striking graphite rubbing on rice paper depicting a royal procession from Angkor Wat, Cambodia’s 12th‑century temple complex. The composition captures the grandeur of...

Designed by Jacques Charpentier , a French decorator and editor trained at the École Boulle, this armchair reflects his work of the 1960s. It rests on a stainless steel base, a signa...

Sculptural Regency Sofa in Figured Mahogany Veneer and Velvet Early 19th Century A large and sculptural regency sofa in beautifully figured mahogany veneer and velvet. Europe, early...

Mid-Century Modernist Stained Glass Panels by Pieter Wiegersma, 1940s–1950s exceptional stained glass panels designed by the prominent Dutch glazier and artist Pieter Wiegersma (1920...

Fantastic Art Deco Bench in Highly Original Condition 1930s A truly fantastic art deco bench in a highly original condition. Europe, 1930s. Sometimes a piece just has it all, even in totally original condition with a lot of patina and wear. This art deco bench is one of the best pieces of furniture we’ve encountered and shows wonderful proportions, a bridge like design of architectural essence. The four solid round legs give it a very sturdy stance and the veneered panels at both ends show a great pattern. The curved supports add a lot of character and even give this bench a mild Moorish appearance. Features the original 1930s fabric...

Rare vintage Hoop lounge chair designed by Werther Toffoloni and Piero Palange in Italy during the 1970s.The chair features a black lacquered wooden frame combined with cognac saddle...

A wonderful art deco lounge chair in dark brown / purple velvet and inlaid wood. The low countries, 1930s. The chair features majestic proportions and a very nice stance, combined w...

Designed by Eero Saarinen in the early 1950s, the Executive Conference Chair reflects the designer’s innovative approach to modern furniture. Its softly curved silhouette and invitin...

Mid Century Table Lamp in Wrought Iron with Woven Rattan Shade 1960s A characterful mid-century table lamp in wrought iron with a shade in woven rattan and wood. Europe, mid 20th ce...

A remarkable early French oak sideboard dating to around 1550, displaying the quiet power, authenticity, and time‑worn beauty that define true rustic antiques. Crafted nearly five ce...

Danish modular wall system, designed by Poul Cadovius in the 1950s. It’s made of teak wood and designed to be mounted directly to the wall. Such systems became popular in the 1950s...

Exuding timeless refinement and grand European charm, this elegant French neoclassical style chaise longue—or méridienne—is a masterful tribute to antique luxury. Crafted around 1990...

Large Unique Postmodern Table Lamp in Brushed Steel 1970s A truly remarkable one-off postmodern table lamp in brushed steel. The Netherlands, late 1970s. This sculptural table lamp...

Modernist pine chairs. This 1960s chair will add a unique touch to your interior. The chair was barely used, with the seat having been “protected” by cushion.

Velvet “Capriccio” armchair by Georg Bighinello for Eurosalotto – circa 1970. Recently reupholstered in mohair fabric.

Designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Artemide, this iconic Lesbo table lamp is one of the most recognizable examples of Italian modernist lighting. The sculptural design combines a sat...

Designed by Jacques Charpentier , a French decorator and editor trained at the École Boulle, this sofa reflects his work of the 1960s. It rests on a stainless steel base, a signature...

Teak Library Table circa 1955–56 by Pierre Jeanneret - model PJ-TAT-08-B This model was produced in several variants and dimensions for Chandigarh’s public institutions. The detacha...

A distinguished 17th‑century English armchair crafted in rich walnut and upholstered in a traditional tapestry fabric. This early piece embodies the sculptural presence and craftsman...

This rare set of Barcelona chairs was designed by Architect Mies van der Rohe and Designer Lily Reich in 1929 and produced by Knoll International in the 70s labeled The Barcelona ch...

Rare Danish “Roundette” dining set designed by Hans Olsen for Frem Rojle, Denmark, 1950s. This mid-century modern teak dining set includes a round ext...

Post Modern Design Iconic 1980s lounge chairs featured with original soft leather upholstery in high quality of leather in the colors grey, black seat and aubergine red, designed by ...

French Art Deco side table featuring a distinctive octagonal top and lower tier. The design is defined by its crisp geometry and restrained ornamentation, embodying the sophisticated...

A vibrant and characterful early‑19th‑century Hindeloopen side table from the northern Netherlands, showcasing the richly decorative folk‑art tradition for which the small Frisian port town of Hindeloopen is renowned. This piece embodies the region’s unmistakable aesthetic: bold colors, hand‑painted floral motifs, and a joyful interplay of pattern and ornament. The round tabletop is adorned with expressive, hand‑painted floral decoration; stylized blossoms, curling stems, and rhythmic borders rendered in warm reds, yellows, greens, and blacks. The turned legs, equally ornate, feature alternating painted bands and floral details that echo the tabletop’s lively composition. Every surface reveals the artisanal touch of a painter working in the long‑standing Hindeloopen tradition. Hindeloopen furniture...

An absolutely stunning set of six Danish vintage Teak dining chairs by Kai Kristiansen. Handcrafted by cabinetmaker Villy Schou Andersen in Denmark, original edition of 6 dining cha...

A wonderful late 17th to early 18th century chest in solid oak and hand wrought iron. Northern Europe. A great provincial vernacular piece with a beautiful carved apron and feet, ha...

Very tall and narrow cabinet or armoire, neo-classical style, circa 1950, Italy. Painted wood in a beautiful light blue-green color. 4 doors, 6 shelves. Dimensions: 230 cm H, 80 cm W...

Vintage Postmodern Design "Opium" Coffee Table in Bamboo by Axel Vervoordt. Made in Belgium, 1980's / 90's period. Classic Axel Vervoordt design low square coffee table. Mixed wood b...

Pair of French Art Deco armchairs, with rounded armrests and a low, enveloping silhouette. Reupholstered in an off white cotton chenille blended with alpaca, a fabric that will devel...

Gold home decor mirror gilded frame Sunburst Sunshine mirror Hallway Sun mirror bathroom or bedroom mirror, Hollywood Regency style in original good condition, no signs of use, preow...

An imposing and exquisitely detailed Neo‑Gothic wooden steeple from France, dating to the early 19th century, this architectural devotional piece captures the grandeur and verticalit...

A charming late‑18th‑ to early‑19th‑century French tilt‑top side table in solid oak, crafted around 1800 and embodying the rustic elegance and practical ingenuity of provincial furni...

Produced in Italy around 1930, this sideboard is a fine example of early Rationalist furniture, combining architectural clarity with an unusually expressive composition. Executed in...

Vintage teak coat rack unit, also known as hallway furniture or cloakroom, in Mid-Century Modern style, Belgium, 1960s. This multifunctional piece of furniture is made from a combina...

Designed by Ingo Maurer in the 1970s and commercialized in 1977, the “Uchiwa” wall lamps reflect the designer’s pursuit of a softer, warmer light. As he told The New York Times in 19...

This exquisite table lamp, designed by Bondia for Nordiska Kompaniet, hails from Valencia, Spain. Its intricate white ceramic base, adorned with detailed foliage motifs, stands on a ...

Iconic armchair by French designer and architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, produced by Pierre Dariel. A key piece of the modernist movement, the Hamac model reflects the elegance and di...

A large and elegant coffee table by interior designer Axel Vervoordt, crafted in Belgium during the 1980s. The design pairs rich, light wood with natural bamboo slats, creating a war...

Vintage midcentury modern white opal glass pendant lamp shade with a beautiful pyramid design. Chrome stem with grey enamel ceiling cap. 1 bulb. There are Four Pendants available in ...

Very Elegant Art Deco Floor Lamp in Patinated Brass and Nickel Plated Brass 1930s A beautiful and highly elegant art deco floor lamp / torchiere in patinated brass and nickel plated...

A characterful mid‑19th‑century English farmhouse bench in solid oak, crafted around 1850 and embodying the honest, utilitarian charm of rural British furniture. With its time‑soften...

French modernist table lamp attributed to Jacques Adnet, produced in the 1940s. The lamp features a polished nickel-plated mushroom shade resting on a crystal glass base. The combina...

An exceptional one-of-a-kind sculptural coffee table by Belgian artist Marc D'Haenens, handcrafted in patinated copper and centered around a spectacular natural agate geode. This rem...

A beautifully proportioned two‑seat sofa designed by Vico Magistretti and produced by Cassina in 1990, reflecting the enduring influence of mid‑century Italian design. Magistretti, o...

Art Deco flush-mount round soft yellow opal glass with round red stripes, unique in design, made in Germany in the 1930s. A beautiful flush mount lamp to illuminate a small space, su...

Iconic Royal Delft Tulip vase ‘spouted vase’ or Tulipiere. Style: Baroque, Antique Design: Royal Delft Colors: Blue and White Origin: The Netherlands,...

Originally designed by Giacometti and used by Jean-Michel Frank in his pure interiors, this is an ode to both artists' work. The forged-iron base with recognizable star and patinated...

Minimalistic and elegant, oiled teak and oak coffee table by Hans J. Wegner, Model AT15 produced by Andreas Tuck. The materials used in this coffee table are solid teak and oak wood...

This Belgian oak coffee table is made from original components. A petrified 18th-century oak tablet from a Belgian workshop on T-legs made of 18th-century oak wood. The table is ebo...

Rare Pair of Large Art Deco Vases in Green and Gold by Villeroy & Boch Luxembourg 1930s A beautiful pair of large art deco vases by Villeroy & Boch. Luxembourg, 1930s. Rare to be f...

Extraordinary and monumental 19th century Napoleon III Carrara marble fireplace mantel, masterfully sculpted during the height of the Second Empire period (circa 1850–1880). This exc...

Italian Florentine chandelier from the 1970s, handcrafted in painted and gilt metal with abundant foliage and ruby red glass berries. A highly decorative six-light fixture with excep...

France / 1850 / cabinet / oak / neo-gothic / antique Oak neo-gothic cabinet/ highboard with 2 doors and 2 large drawers with beautiful original brass hardware, hand crafted in Franc...

Rare floating wall mounted furniture with two drawers designed by Kai Kristiansen 1960's. Hand crafted furniture with visible joints and refined metal handles on the two drawers. Lab...

Vintage authentic Spanish Brutalist tripod chair, made of solid oak, circa mid-20th century, Spain. The legs are attached with a mortise and tenon joint; the chair is crafted from t...

A striking survivor of early 20th‑century French industrial design, this 1910 metal storage locker. It embodies the raw utility, honest construction, and tactile patina that define the golden age of European workshop furniture. Built for durability rather than ornament, it now stands as a sculptural object whose presence is shaped by more than a century of use, wear, and atmospheric aging. The locker’s tall, narrow proportions and vented doors reflect the functional needs of factories, ateliers, and railway depots in the years before the First World War. Each compartment was designed to store work garments, tools, or personal belongings, with ventilation panels ensuring airflow in bustling industrial environments. The metal surface has developed a richly textured patina; oxidation, softened edges, and traces of its original finish, creating a depth of character that cannot be replicated. This weathering transforms the piece from a utilitarian object into a compelling artifact of labor history. Inside, the compartments retain their original structure, offering a glimpse into the practical logic of early industrial storage. The open shelves, metal bases, and simple latching mechanisms speak to a time when furniture was engineered for endurance and clarity of purpose. Today, the locker’s raw, architectural silhouette makes it an ideal statement piece in contemporary interiors, where its rugged authenticity contrasts beautifully with clean lines and modern materials. Whether used as a functional storage unit, a sculptural accent, or a conversation piece in a loft, studio, or retail space, this antique French locker...